Working off the success of 2011’s Doggumentary, the iconic rapper-actor Snoop Dogg had a busy 2013, appearing in four films and embarking on a tour of America, New Zealand and Australia. Snoop has been the epitome of gangsta rap for over two decades: His tough, West Coast style and ability to not take himself too seriously endears fans. Snoop brings all these traits to his live concert appearances, engaging ticket holders with good vibes while delivering the cool, subdued sounds he’s known for. At the London Lovebox festival in 2011, Snoop could be seen sporting pounds upon pounds of bling, strutting onstage, his characteristic wave of the arms like that of a snake charmer hypnotizing the audience.

Once he made his appearance on Dr. Dre’s The Chronic in 1992, Snoop skyrocketed to fame as one of the most identifiable performers. Raised in Long Beach, California, Snoop brought some of his real-life hardships into his music. His trademark hair, laid-back voice, plus the grim reality implied in his lyrics all contributed to Snoop’s reputation. His 1993 solo release, Doggystyle, proved to be Snoop’s greatest achievement, reaching No. 1 on the R&B charts and the Billboard 200. “Gin and Juice” remains to this day an anthem of gangsta party life.

Catch his new concert in Vancouver HERE

Coastal Jazz and Blues Society is a community-based, non-profit, charitable arts organization located in Vancouver, British Columbia. Since 1986 Coastal Jazz and Blues Society has contributed vigorously to the local, national and international jazz scene.

Check out their schedule and who is playing HERE

The Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Festival is Vancouver’s celebration of Taiwanese and Canadian artists. It features performances, exhibitions, and Taiwan cinema in July.

From June 30 to July 8, the “2023 Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Festival” organized by the Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Society will be staged in downtown Vancouver with 14 performing groups from both Canada and Taiwan.

The Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra performs at the ANNEX on July 1st as well, at both 2:00 and 4:30 pm. Then, on July 8th, the Vancouver Pops Orchestra & Choir perform at the Vancouver Playhouse at 7:00 pm.

Check out there schedule and events time HERE

Brahm’s Tams Drum Circle is an informal beach jam of drummers modeled after a similar drum jam in Montreal.

It is done for the “Love of Unity, Rhythm, and Community”.

2023 is the 18th year that this drum circle happens.  It occurs every sunny Tuesday night from March through September after work (6pm) until sunset (10pm or earlier) at Third Beach in Stanley Park.

Check out their activities HERE

Brahm’s Tams Drum Circle is an informal beach jam of drummers modeled after a similar drum jam in Montreal.

It is done for the “Love of Unity, Rhythm, and Community”.

2023 is the 18th year that this drum circle happens.  It occurs every sunny Tuesday night from March through September after work (6pm) until sunset (10pm or earlier) at Third Beach in Stanley Park.

Check out their activities HERE

Join us for PlayNow Thursday at Nat Bailey Stadium between The Vancouver Canadians vs The Everett AquaSox from Seattle

Gates open at 6 pm. The game starts at 7 pm

Secure your ticket HERE.

The 2023 BC Lions regular season at home opener against the Edmonton Elks in the first of six home games that will kick off at 4:00 pm.

“As an organization, we are thrilled with how our 2023 schedule has come together,” said COO and incoming president Duane Vienneau.

“We’ve listened to our fans regarding early kickoffs and having the opportunity to play the majority of our home games at 4:00 will allow us to pick up where we left off in making it easily accessible for fans from all regions of British Columbia to attend. We also can’t wait to make our home opener a MAJOR EVENT once again.”

Click here for more information regarding the stadium’s bag policy.

Check out THIS LINK to purchase your ticket before it goes!!

Playland Amusement Park is excited to re-open June 3 for the 2023 season, celebrating the 65th anniversary of the Wooden Roller Coaster!

Playland is open select days 11 am to 5 pm (June weekday operating hours 10 am – 3 pm)

Playland Evenings are open on select Fridays and Saturdays 6 pm – 11 pm

Purchase your ticket HERE

Join us for PlayNow Thursday at Nat Bailey Stadium between The Vancouver Canadians vs The Eugene Emeralds from San Francisco

SPECIAL: There will be Post Game Fireworks

Gates open at 6 pm. The game starts at 7 pm

Secure your ticket HERE.

Vancouver Whitecaps FC look to build on their 2022 Canadian Championship title with another strong showing in 2023, as they play their 13th season in Major League Soccer.

“Together with our play on the field and the support of our incredible fans, we made BC Place a fortress – sixth best home record in MLS,” said Axel Schuster, Whitecaps FC CEO & sporting director. “We have lots to look forward to during the regular season.”

Make sure to read the stadium’s bag policy before coming to the match.

Get your ticket through the website here

Extreme Air Parks are Canada’s largest indoor trampoline playgrounds and the best places to take children of all ages on rainy days in the Lower Mainland.

Special elements at the Air Parks include the following:

• 3-D Dodgeball: the most fun you’ll ever have playing dodgeball while leaping into the air.
• Air Zone: two giant courts where participants can jump off the walls and from one mat to another.
• Half Pipe: 50 feet of wall-to-wall bouncing pleasure.
• The Foam Zone: lanes for people to jump their way down and fly into the soft foam pit at the end.
• Zero Gravity Basketball: an amazing court where you can do slam dunks better than even the best professionals.

Special Tuesday price: TUESDAY UNLIMITED (Unlimited Jump Time) – $24

Check out their location and prices HERE